A sobriety checkpoint is a designated location where law enforcement officers stop vehicles to check for drivers who may be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These checkpoints are often set up during holidays or special events when impaired driving is more common. Officers may ask drivers to perform simple tests or provide breath samples to determine their sobriety. The main goal of sobriety checkpoints is to enhance road safety and deter people from driving while intoxicated. By increasing visibility and enforcement, authorities aim to reduce accidents and save lives, making the roads safer for everyone, including families and pedestrians.